mick the builder
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Looking at your avatar, my nuts have just tightened up to 75Nm.
Torque wrench?
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waldershelf
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I don't think you need to spend a fortune on a torque wrench but I would go for one that comes with a calibration certificate. I got a Sealey one a while ago that came with a calibration certificate at a reasonable price.
I read a group test in a magazine a few years ago, from what I remember there was no correlation between price paid and accuracy. Sadly I don't recall the winners and losers but the conclusion was all the wrenches on test were more than accurate enough for normal car use so buy one you like the look and feel of seems to be the best advice
I read a group test in a magazine a few years ago, from what I remember there was no correlation between price paid and accuracy. Sadly I don't recall the winners and losers but the conclusion was all the wrenches on test were more than accurate enough for normal car use so buy one you like the look and feel of seems to be the best advice
